US Holocaust Memorial Museum Field Trip


In March 2024 the St Joseph's Catholic School in Greenville took a field trip to the US Holocaust Memorial Museum in DC. Below you can find some of the students reflections from the trip as well as a couple of photos from their visit.

CLICK HERE to read the student's reflections.

Midlands Gives

The Selden K. Smith Holocaust Education Foundation

is again participating in

Midlands Gives 2024

Your contribution can make a difference!

The SKS Foundation provides grant funding statewide for projects related to teaching the Holocaust. This work is vital in today's society, especially with hate crimes on the rise. Projects that SKS support include teacher training, classroom resources, field trips, speakers, traveling exhibits, Holocaust Remembered newspaper supplements and community events. If you're thinking of giving this year, please think of us and help the Foundation promote tolerance and justice throughout the state.

Midlands Gives donations can be made anytime April 1st - May 7th

To donate online please visit:
https://www.midlandsgives.org/holocausteducationfoundation

Donations can also be mailed to:
PO Box 24191
Columbia, SC 29224

You can also use the following QR Code to donate
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Midlands Gives is an online community fundraising event for non-profits. For more information visit https://midlandsgives.org

Everyone can be a philanthropist!

Your continued support and generosity is greatly appreciated!


The Selden K. Smith Holocaust Collection


Richland Library welcomes items from the personal Holocaust collection of Dr. Selden K. Smith. Housed primarily at Richland Library Main, the collection features over 250 items including biographies, histories, religious texts, and even cookbooks.

Click here for more information

SKS Holocaust Education Foundation Grant Application

The SKS Holocaust Education Foundation provides grant funding for Holocaust educational projects and teacher training within South Carolina. Grants are awarded to teachers, schools, universities and organizations. Projects funded include classroom books, student field trips, teacher training and workshops, Holocaust speakers, films, exhibits and other related Holocaust educational programs To apply for a grant, please fill out the grant form provided HERE.